I find Chicago’s index easier to use than I used to–and I don’t know if that’s because I’m a more experienced editor, or because the index itself has become more user-friendly and intuitive. But I still think it can be a trial to find the answers to certain questions. Having a fully searchable version of the manual certainly wouldn’t hurt.
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